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An Inter-Species Translation Model Implicates Integrin Signaling in Infliximab-Resistant Colonic Crohn’s Disease

2019-09-23

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Anti-TNF therapy resistance is a major clinical challenge in Crohn’s Disease (CD), partly due to insufficient understanding of disease-site, protein-level mechanisms of CD and anti-TNF treatment resistance. Although some proteomics data from CD mouse models exists, data type and phenotype discrepancies contribute to confounding attempts to translate between preclinical animal models of disease and human clinical c...

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60f2aa3b-321b-530c-8ca5-b9321486456a
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10.1101/776666
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